How can you put the patch's efficacy at 2 days? What do you know that would illustrate "loopholes were found instantly"?? Please share
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Almost immediately folks started up on Stratics abt their honestly gotten items being wrongly marked. I'm reminded of the web campaign many cheaters bombarded Stratics with when talk of incorporating PunkBuster happened. UO folded on that hand (HUGE mistake) but kudos to them for playing this hand out
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Maybe because its the only place dupers can sell items in game anymore? Seems perfectly logical that people would be accused of this since its where the bulk of duped items are sold while logged into the game. Chat is where I got 3 duped items (non-vendorable) & one of the players even laughed later and admitted it after promising me it could be vendored
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Cheaters
are actual players and seem to comprise of a large percentage of UO's population. This is fairly common knowledge.
I can only speak from my personal experience. It is what forms everyone's individual opinions.
(in caps to make it more significant)
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TRANSFERRED AND NOT A SINGLE ITEM TRANSFERRED BECAME UN-VENDORABLE
BESIDE A GLADIATOR'S COLLAR, A TANGLE, AND 1 EVENT ITEM ALL BOUGHT IN CHAT.
(the seller of the Glad Collar(replica) later admitted he bought it from a certain website and it was indeed duped ).
Rather than see the patch removed, I would love to see more action taken. Delete
all the Sphynx and ban person that had it right before all the dupes showed up? If there was only one and there are hundreds now, its pretty damn obvious who duped it right? Who cares if some glitterball gets removed from the game. It causes no game play issues and sends a message to those buying uber rares with duped gold so they can dupe the rares to sell for more gold
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I would encourage EA/UO to take
more steps in the direction of trying to clean up this game than reversing direction due to player pressure.
Haters gonna hate